Sophomore Azzairia Jackson-Sherrod turned in a pair of solid games as the Emory women's basketball split a pair of UAA road affairs.

Jackson-Sherrod tied as the squad's No. 2 scoring leader, tossing in 13.0 points while pulling 4.5 rebounds in contests vs. Case Western Reserve and Carnegie Mellon University.  In addition, she shot a team-high 72.2 percent (13 of 18) from the floor. 

In a 79-65 over the Spartans of CWRU, she scored 16 points, her second-highest mark this year, hitting eight-of-10 field goals.  She also grabbed six boards.  She closed out the weekend with a 10-point afternoon against No. 13 Carnegie Mellon, converting five field goals in eight opportunities.  

She has appeared in all 16 games and is averaging 6.5 points and shooting 54.4 percent (49 of 90) from the floor.